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Guidelines on How to Survive in “The Swallowed Man”
“The Office Of Historical Corrections” is a Necessary Critique of the Current Moment
The Enigmatic and Impenetrable in “Sisters”
A Fragmented Reconstruction of a Life in “The Death of Vivek Oji”
The Resonance of Memory in “Tokyo Ueno Station”
The Fear of Disappearing While Black in “The Vanishing Half”
Intimate, Daily Mundanities in “Drifts”
Opaque Connections in “Little Eyes”
Finding Family in “All Adults Here”
Mining the American Mythos in “How Much of These Hills Is Gold”
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